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England's Lionesses finally brought football home at the weekend after a triumphant 2-1 defeat over Germany at Wembley. After Lucy Bronze's header led to a scramble in the box, it was Manchester City's Chloe Kelly who desperately jabbed it over the line to secure the lead.
Diogo Jota has signed a new five-year contract to remain at Anfield until 2027. Jota joined from Wolves in 2020 and was a key player in Liverpool’s cup double last season and proved vital when Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane were at the Africa Cup of Nations. Ad/> He scored 21 times in all competitions for the Reds and has followed up Salah, who committed his future to Liverpool in June, in signing a new long-term deal.
Bernd Leno is set to leave Arsenal to sign for Fulham with the goalkeeper heading for a medical and set to sign a deal on Tuesday, according to reports.
In four days' time, Chelsea begin their 2022/23 Premier League season. A trip to Goodison Park to face Everton is first up for Thomas Tuchel and his players. Points cannot be dropped. Yet off the pitch, there remains a huge amount of uncertainty with the Blues intent on bringing in signings and offloading members of the first-team squad.
Brendan Rodgers has vowed that Leicester City will not let wealthier Premier League clubs “exploit” their financial difficulties and pinch their star players.
The Premier League have announced a raft of changes ahead of the new season which begins on Friday, including advice to not stop games for medical emergencies in the stand unless absolute necessary. Multiple incidents took place last season which saw matches halted due to an incident in the crowd, including the Manchester derby in March, and two games on January 12 – Watford v Chelsea and Southampton v Leicester City.
Everybody knows that when it comes to transfer dealings, Manchester City have a set way of doing things.
Manchester City set valuations for certain transfer targets that they will not move beyond, a club lazily painted as having bottomless funds instead pulling the plug on any deal that they think is spending more than they should.